Six in 10 Americans Agreed They're More Financially Confident Than They Were Before the Pandemic
Americans are "cashing in" on lost time due to the pandemic and applying new financial lessons from these life-changing years.
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Cozy Dining Cabins Made From Plastic Bottles Withstood the NYC Hurricane And May Be Future of Disaster Relief
Having been built as outdoor restaurant seating in New York, interlocking plastic Friendship Bottles also stood up to the cat. 2 storms
Kuwait is Transforming its Massive 'Tire Graveyard' into a New Green City
A mountain of tires 42 million strong will be replaced with a smart, green city in the deserts of Kuwait as they try to plan for post-oil.
This Nissan Worker With 'Enhanced Senses' Has a Job to Ensure the Perfect 'New Car Smell'
UK Nissan car worker has a job where he sniffs for that perfect 'new car smell' for work. Meet Karl Eastland.
Standing More Often May Help Prevent Chronic Diseases Like Type 2 Diabetes, Researchers Say
Standing is associated with better insulin sensitivity. Increasing the daily standing time may therefore help prevent chronic diseases.
A Significant Win for the Planet: Leaded Gasoline Finally Eliminated Worldwide
It took four decades of work, but leaded gasoline which poisoned an entire generation is now banned in all the countries of the world.
Chinese City Builds a 'Food Court' for Elephants - to Feed Future Migrating Herds, After Recent Escapades
An elephant dining hall has been built in the Jinhong Nature Reserve in Yunnan let elephants eat in peace, while not invading farms.
In World First, Top Beef Supplier Approves Methane-Busting Feed Additive That Reduces Gas by 55%
Bovaer was approved as a feed additive for dairy and beef cows, as well as sheep, to reduce methane gases in Brazil and Chile.
Teen Who Lost His Gaming Partner When Dad Died Brings The Power of Play-and Connection-to Kids Facing Illness
Nick Priest started Nick's Power of Play in Delaware to bring gaming fun and connection to kids dealing with hospitals or illness.
This New Mixed-Income Housing Complex Comes with its Own Farm Near San Francisco
A San Francisco mixed income apartment complex comes with its own 1.5 acre farm, which produces 20,000 pounds of food per year.
Arkansas Researchers Find Potential Cause of 'Long Haul' COVID-19 Symptoms
University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences researchers have found a potential cause of the long-haul symptoms of COVID-19 patients.
Brilliant Bruce the Disabled Parrot Uses Pebbles to Clean Himself With Broken Beak-Something Never Before Observed
A disabled Alpine Kea missing the top half of his beak cleans himself with pebbles, something never before seen among his species.
Mars Rover Grabs First Rock Sample, a 'Truly Historic Moment' and Major Step in Hunt for Alien Life
The Perseverance Rover completed its first and second sample and capture of Martian rock, now we wait ten years to get them on Earth.
A Swiss Resort is Swaddling the Mountain in Blankets to Stave Off Glacier Melt in the Summer
Swiss glaciers get covered in cozy fleece blankets to keep them cold during wintertime, preventing melting of snow and ice at ski resorts.
Italy is Protecting its Giant Trees Forever - Monumental Trees that Can Live for Centuries
Carrying legends, birds, and injuries, the biggest oldest trees in Italy get put on the national register of monumental trees.
Apple Co-Founder Steve Wozniak Launches Company to Clean Up Space Debris
Steve Wozniak, co-founder of Apple, has put his hat in the space sector with a twist — he's starting a space cleanup company.
Stories or Music Can Synchronize the Heartbeats of Everyone Listening into a Single Rhythm
Research has proven that the heart beats of everyone listening to a story, music, or watching a film, become one as the brain focuses.
If Left to Regrow, Brazil's Atlantic Forest Could Recover Faster and Store More Carbon Cheaper Than Tree Planting
Instead of mass tree planting, natural regeneration could save brazil's Atlantic Forest, store more carbon, and cost $90 billion less.
World's Largest Floating Office Opens in Rotterdam and it is Designed for Climate Change Resilience
In the harbor at Rijnshaven, Rotterdam, the world's largest set of floating offices opens to an NGO committed to adapting society for CC.
Oxygen Therapy May Slow the Hallmarks of Alzheimer's According to New Study
Tel Aviv University investigators suggest in a peer reviewed study a hyperbaric oxygen therapy technique for Alzheimer's.
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